All eyes on London
Our designs are inspired by the icons and ideals of the post-war era, a golden period in London when the youth culture of the baby boomer generation sought to break free from outdated values. These were the decades that saw the rise of the rebel and counterculture movements in which visionaries began to express the depth of humans individuality and sophistication, irrespective of class and creed.
Fleming's Bond, Pirate Radio, the Mini, Mary Quant's mini... Archibald's mode channels and presents the perfect product for the rebel that is in us all.
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Twiggy photographed by Just Jaeckin for Vogue UK, September 1967

Photography credits
The result?
An aesthetic driven by detail, desire and craft; modern classics that harnesses the outrider spirit. A celebration of distinction, attitude, design and a need to cut loose. It's Georgie Best famously running infield to nutmeg Johann Cruyff. It's James Hunt being James Hunt. And it's also Helena Christensen channelling Marlene Dietrich in YSL for Helmut Newton.



A collaborative effort
At our disposal is a bank of images and attitudes, encompassing music, film and fashion, and the technical expertise and collective wisdom of a group of Japanese craftsmen with a 100 year history of optical excellence. This allows us to perfect our designs, merge form with function and offers longevity in both style and wear.
The master craftsmen we work with around the world use their experience and intimate knowledge of the materials they employ to bring our ideas to life.

One of our craftsmen in Florence, Italy.


Nicholas Hoult for Hunger Magazine. Photography: Rankin
Contemporary-classic, challenged
An aesthetic driven by detail, desire and craft; modern classics that harnesses the outrider spirit. A celebration of distinction, attitude, design and a need to cut loose. It's Georgie Best famously running infield to nutmeg Johann Cruyff. It's James Hunt being James Hunt. And it's also Helena Christensen channelling Marlene Dietrich in YSL for Helmut Newton.